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Retiring in Thailand is a home, a bank account, a phone, a hospital and insurance, each at its own office. This service sets them up in order and leaves you one person to call.

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How it goes

  1. The visa: retirement and care homes arrange it for their residents.The home · First
  2. A bank accountHongdam, you and the bank · In the set-up
  3. A phone lineHongdam, with you · In the set-up
  4. A housing shortlist, with rent at costHongdam and you · In the set-up
  5. Hospital registration, and insurance quotes from a licensed brokerHongdam, the hospital and a licensed broker · In the set-up
  6. One person to call: 4 hours of help a month, with renewal dates kept and a note ahead of eachHongdam · Monthly
  1. The visa: retirement and care homes arrange it for their residents.The home · First
  2. A bank accountHongdam, you and the bank · In the set-up
  3. A phone lineHongdam, with you · In the set-up
  4. A housing shortlist, with rent at costHongdam and you · In the set-up
  5. Hospital registration, and insurance quotes from a licensed brokerHongdam, the hospital and a licensed broker · In the set-up
  6. One person to call: 4 hours of help a month, with renewal dates kept and a note ahead of eachHongdam · Monthly

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What others charge

Health insurance, Chubb Samaggi's long-stay plan with a deductible: net premium for the first year, by age. Three plans with inpatient limits of ฿400,000 to ฿600,000, and deductibles of ฿100,000 or ฿200,000Up to 50: ฿3,900 to ฿11,900. Ages 51–60: ฿6,000 to ฿19,300. Ages 61–70: ฿7,700 to ฿26,400. Ages 71–80: ฿11,400 to ฿39,600 chubb.com
Phone plan, postpaid (True 5G SUPER Max): the monthly price, before VATFrom ฿399 (100 minutes, 20 GB) to ฿699 (300 minutes, 60 GB); unlimited 5G from ฿1,199 true.th
Rent for a 1-bedroom in Chiang Mai, a month (Numbeo, from its contributors' entries)Outside the centre ฿8,000 to ฿15,000; in the centre ฿12,000 to ฿24,000 numbeo.com
A Chiang Mai agent's own page: full assistance with translation, a residence certificate, an ATM card฿800 for the assistance, ฿500 for the residence certificate, ฿300 for the ATM card chiangmailocator.com
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Useful facts

What people ask

How much does a care home in Chiang Mai cost?

At Ban Sabai Village in Chiang Mai, a standard room with breakfast is ฿67,000 to ฿73,000 a month. Care is billed separately: ฿27,000 for shared care 3 to 4 hours a day, ฿130,000 for one-to-one care around the clock. thailandstarterkit.com

How much does a caregiver cost?

ElderThai, an agency, lists ฿1,200 for 4 hours, ฿2,200 for 8 hours and ฿3,000 for 24-hour cover. On the same page, hiring a helper privately is about ฿30,000 a month. elderthai.com

Is there a government care home in Chiang Mai?

The Thammapakorn Social Welfare Development Center for Older Persons is in Chiang Mai, and its website carries the copyright of the Department of Older Persons. It links a fact-finding form for older persons who wish to use its services, and staff can be reached on 053-278573 and 053-281206. thammapakorn.dop.go.th

Can foreigners open a bank account in Thailand?

Yes, with the papers a bank lists. KBank's page for opening an account is written for foreigners and residents of Thailand. It asks a foreigner for a passport and a paper for the reason for the stay, such as a work permit. support.linebk.com

How much does a month in Chiang Mai cost?

Numbeo's contributors put a 1-bedroom outside the centre at ฿8,000 to ฿15,000 a month, and in the centre at ฿12,000 to ฿24,000. numbeo.com

What does health insurance cost after 60?

In Chubb Samaggi's long-stay plan with a deductible, the first-year net premium at ages 61–70 is ฿7,700 to ฿26,400, and at 71–80 it is ฿11,400 to ฿39,600, across three plans with inpatient limits of ฿400,000 to ฿600,000. chubb.com

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Sources read 2026-10-24.